Hope area social calendar items include engagements dinners and club events
Social calendar notes from Hope Texas Arkansas enumerate a May schedule of recitals teas and bridge luncheons. Miss Marie Antoinette Williams performs at the Parkins home. Mrs Vernon Glass hosts a Teas at 24 Pine Texarkana. various bridge clubs and W and P W clubs meet. Engagement announced for Miss Elizabeth Green to John Thorpe Williams with a St Mark's Hope ceremony planned May 29. Anna Marie Dorn wedding to Joseph Hutson Jr is announced in Landen Arkansas. Informal senior supper hosted by the Whitten family for Hope High seniors. Continuous club meetings and Memorial Day planning indicate a busy local social season.
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Miss Green
T. Willing
Iren
Hope
Texarkiie
Elizabeth Green
George Muldrow Gree
John Thorpe Williams
Texorkain
C. A. Williams
Lonuke
Arkansas
St. Mark's
Maison-Dorn
August Carl Dorn
Landen
Arberess
Anna Marie
Joseph
Bussle McKee
Little Rock
W. Crumby
S. Martin
Je Wal
Camp T Robinson
Jimmy Hendrix
Jack Honeycutt
James Thomas Copeland
Paul Neal
Britain’s Largest Battleship Lost Wreath Laying Names
Britain’s largest battleship loss noted with a wreath laying led by Mrs. H Whitworth. Participants included Mary Wilton Rose Mary Coop Mary Rosa McFaddin Mary Roy Moses Peggy McNeil and Gwen Evans in the ceremony.
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H. €. Whitworth
Mary Wilton
Rose Mary Coop
Mary Rosa McFaddin
Mary Roy Moses
Peggy McNeil
Gwen Evans
Social notes highlight visits and guests across Hope area
Miss Morell Lewis of Nashville arrives for weeks with her parents the Lewis family. Elizabeth Green of Texarkana and Beula Wills of Lonoke are weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. George Green. Mrs. Stith Davenyart of DeQueen visits relatives, as do Pat Reaves and her mother with the Franks family. Numerous visitors attend a horse show finals in Texarkana, and Mortar Board at the University of Arkansas announces new officers led by Janet Lemley as vice president. Guests include Mrs. Helen Ruffin Marshall, Mr. and Mrs. White of Shreveport, and Miss Maggie Bell. The social page also notes Ralph Burton of Lewisville visiting relatives, the Grants’ Oklahoma trip, and Service Telephoto involvement. Mrs. T. J. Adams from Maryehaibo, Venezuela, arrives to summer with her parents, met by Mrs. J. Evans of Jeana, La. Miss Meriam Porter, a Magnolia A and M college graduate, plans summer with her parents. George Hutson of Port Arthur visits in Hope with family.
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Mortar Board
Ttlonad
University of Arkansas Chapter
Janet Lemley
Helen Ruffin Marshall
White
Shreveport
Maggie Bell
Ike T. Bell
Weldon Glass
Texarkana
T. J. Adams
Maryehaibo
Venezuela
War of 1832 focus on rank and file soldiers
A literary note highlights novels on the War of 1832 that emphasize the experiences of rugged settler soldiers in the ranks rather than a grand victory. The piece contrasts common Lake Erie battle narratives with works that center on the men who fought.
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Lake Erie
Three to Make Ready Yesterday in Paula s Dilemma
Paula pleads to free Chris Wenteich before Commencement as Tony frames him for arrest. Dr Lud warns, Chris faces jail, and Paula hustles $100 to jail keeper Sands while Chris contemplates a risky choice and a looming fraternity meeting.
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Paula
Jones
Chris
Tully
Tony
Dr. Lud
Pauli Jeffers
Lua
Chris Wenteich
Lud
StuMing
Paula Jety
Sands
J. P
Paulie
Jig
End of Year Fraternity Plot Blocks League Meeting
Paula uncovers a plot by fraternity boys to disrupt the League gathering on Commencement eve. Dr. Lud and Tony Beale plan to intervene as Paula races to locate the meeting and halt the disruption. The scene closes with Paula determined to act immediately.
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Gamma Tau
Paula
Lin
Hill
Dr. Lud
Chris
Lud
League
Bill Jenks
Hal Bascomb
Inother
Paulie
Tony
Jenks
Vong
Defense Courses Approved at Yerger High School
Yerger High School will offer defense courses in auto and truck repair and wordwork construction. Programs are for all ages with no charges, meeting four weeknights for ten weeks from 6:00 to 9:45 p.m. at the Vocational Department. Details from J. A. Harris, vocational teacher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gee J. A. Harris
Verger High School
State Tourney Here July 2 in Arkansas small bore event
Committees named to run the Arkansas small bore rifle and pistol tournament to be held here July 2, 3, and 4. Range facilities C. E. Messer Publicity R. P. Bowen Prizes L. A. Keith program Roy Cumble Reception Mayor Albert Graves. They will meet the executive committee at the Chamber of Commerce Thursday night President C. P. Roberts announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E. Messer
R. P. Bowen
L. A. Keith
Roy Cumble
Albert Graves
Chamber of Commerce
C. P. Roberts
S C A Aided 8052 In Hempstead County March
Hempstead County distribution by the Surplus Commodities Agency totaled 8052 persons aided in March. 1850 cases received food and items valued at about 13029.59 dollars. Items included butter wheat cereal corn meat flour raisins beans potatoes lard and 24 sheets and pillow cases newborn blankets and related supplies.
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Hempstead
Fred A. Luck
Norton Jones
Graham
Baseball Meeting at Hope City Hall
All persons interested in organizing a baseball or softball league in Hope are urged to attend a meeting at the Chowmaker of Commerce office at Hope City Hall at 7 30 Monday night.
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Hope
Chowmaker of Commerce
City Hall
Who Fought and Bled by Ralph Bewie and Good Night Sheriff
A review of Ohio frontier tale Who Fought and Bled by Ralph Bewie from Coward McCann follows ordinary frontiersmen who fought and suffered in the Detroit and River Raisin era with Buck Stark and Rod Hale as central figures. Harrison R. Steeves' Good Night Sheriff from Random House offers a lean dunit mystery where a young physician-narrator guides readers through clues to catch a killer.
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United States
Ohio
Ralph Bewie
Ohio Frontier
Coward McCamn
Detroit
Buck Stark
Obio
Rod Hale
Harvard
Hale
Stark
Harrison R. Steeves
Random House
Local Student Frank Padgitt to Receive PhD in Chemistry
News has been received that Frank Tykins Padgitt of this city will receive the PhD degree in chemistry from Louisiana State University Baton Rouge in June. After graduation he will join Ethyl Gasoliffe Corporation research staff in Baton Rouge. He is a member of Alpha Chi Sigma Phi Lambda Upsilon and American Chemical Society.
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Frank Tykins Padgitt
L. Padgitt
Louisiana State University
Baton Rouge
Louisianna
Padgitt
Ethyl’ Gasoliffe Corporation
Bator Rouge
Alpha Chi Sigma
National Chemical Society
Phi’ Lambda Upsilon
Honorary Chemical’ Fraternity
American’ Chemical Society
Covered Wagon Pals Reunited
Fifty six years after a 700 mile trek from Bone Gap Illinois to Americus Kansas T H Bricket of San Jose California and W E Bruner of Hope Nebraska reunite with old friends in Hope. The Brinet and Bircket couples recall the long move in a Dodge Fluid Drive and a Rolla Tavern Rust Plymouth while noting the days of covered wagons are gone.
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T. H. Bricket
San Jose
Calif
W. E. Bruner
Hope
Bruner Ivory Handle Company
Bone Gap
Americus
Kan
Bircket
San
Tosa
Itx
Eleanore Dare Stones Admit Fakes emerge in Georgia
In Gainesville Georgia Vice President H J Pearce of Brenan College says William Eberhardt Atlanta stone mason who claimed to own over 40 Eleanor Dare stones confessed the finds were faked. Pearce notes Eberhardt demanded $200 to reveal the fakes to the Saturday Evening Post.
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Gainesville
Eleanor Dare
Bean=oke
Saturday Evening Post
H. J. Pearce
Brenan College
William Eberhardt
Pearce
Ebernhardt
Atlanta
Ex Slave Mammy Christian Dies After Long Illness
Mammy Christian a well known Hope resident and former slave died at her South Walnut Street home Sunday after a long illness. Local residents recall she was born in Louisiana before the Civil War and had lived here many years, age not known.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isne
Mammy" Christian
Hope
South Walnut Street
Louisiana
Interham Machines leader to keynote Hendrix College event
Thomas Conway, president of Interham Machines, will visit Hendrix College next Sunday after 4:00 p.m. to join Batesville district superintendent J. H Reynolds and local Methodist leaders for an honorary degree ceremony. Watson will receive a D degree. Hendrix members will award LL D to Rev. Morehead and others. Sixty six seniors led by Dorothy McGaughey prepare for commencement as the Bendrix band performs. The article notes Conway’s global business accolades and a two article series in the Saturday Ey Post. The piece references early US coin history and arbritrations in international relations.
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Conway
Thomas
Interham Machines Corporation
Hendrix
Gra
Ark
J. H Reynold
Batesville
Methodist Church
Wny Methodist Church
Watson
Iis
Henderson
Pre Dent
Dorothy. McGaughey
Wewoks Okla
Bendrix _ band
Inter
Natio
Princ
Ey Post
Morehead
Ministers of
Arkansas
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J. GC. Carlton
Marie Antoinette Williams
Marie and
Nannie Parkins
Mrs. Kline Snyder
Contract Bridge Club
Royce Smith
Pictock
B. Ant P. W. Club
Jean Laster
Carmen Cumbie
Seoul
Arkansas High
Williams
Lanoke High School
Arkansas Law School
United States District Court
Harry Lemley
Experiment Station
G. W. Ware
Hendrix Epragzins
Edwin Stewart
Beethoven
Edwin Hawkins
C. Nf
Clara Lowthorp
The
Children of Confederacy
Neil Jon Byers
Mary Joe Monroe
Eunice Baker
Mary Wilson
Rialto
Dick Foran
Monster
Lon Chaney, JR
Saenger
Bette Davis
Herbert Marshall
the Theatres Saenger
Moen
Posca Basin
Britain
Hood
Blywirek
Greenland
Crean
Morell Lewis
Nashville
Tenn
W. A. Lewis
George Green
Beula Wills
Lonoke
Stith Davenyart
DeQueen
City
M. C. Reaves
Pat
Hope Persons
Hattie Anne Feild
H.C. Westworth
Claudia Whitworth
Jack Ambrose
Ada
Oklahoma
Luther Hallaman
Thompson Evmis Jr
Kemme Young
Lloyd Spencer
E. M. McWilliams
Terrell Cornelius
Max Cox
Royce Saith
W. E. Henderson
Tom Wirdlow
P. B. Carrigan
F. R. Johnson
Ralph Burton
Lewisville
Hope Sunday
Henry Grant
L. W. Young
George Hutson
Port Arthur
Texas
Wash Hutson
Itauina
Cordon Center
Jake Sands
Parda
Chris Weinrich
al Bascomb
NEA Service
ING
Hope Club
S.C.A
Hope City Hall
Eleanore Dare
Lost Colony
Yellow Cab
Roosevelt Hotel
Capital Hotel
Phoenix
Phoenis
Eagle
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